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On the 10th of June our Software and Applications Engineer Janen will be running the ‘Orphan Run 4 Hope Scotland’. His aim is to raise funds for more than 50 orphanages globally. Although the 5K run presents a personal challenge for him, he is highly motivated by the knowledge that his efforts will support such a worthy cause.
Every day, orphan children around the world are at risk of survival because of extreme Poverty, Disease, Sex Trafficking, and Child Slave Labor.
die every year from hunger and a large percent are Orphans.
are sold across international borders each year.
are believed to be trapped in some form of Child Labor Slavery.
Why not join iProtectU and Janen in supporting the event and its sponsors. Every £20 donated feeds an Orphan Child for an entire month!
To sponsor Janen directly please click here to be redirected to PayPal donate.
Or to donate directly to either of the project partners.
ORPHAN RUN 4 HOPE PROJECT with two networks that help over 50 Orphanages in 35 Countries around the World. This is facilitated through our relationships with “Serving Orphans Worldwide” and “Church of God World Missions“.
More information about the event: run4hopescotland.org
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